iPaycut: Apple Slashes CEO Tim Cook's Pay by 40% After Shareholder Revolt
Apple has slashed CEO Tim Cook’s pay by 40 percent following a recent shareholder vote questioning his massive compensation package.
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Italy’s Anti-Rescue Decree Risks Increasing Deaths at Sea
The latest migration decree by Italy’s government represents a new low in its strategy of smearing and criminalizing nongovernmental organizations saving lives at sea.
How Global Strikes Play Right into the Great Reset’s hands
For the past few months strikes have wrought havoc with the UK’s national infrastructure, and will likely continue to do so well into 2023.
The run-up to Christmas saw postal strikes for the UK’s Royal Mail service.
Throughout the second half of 2022, transport strikes were routine. There’
Russia and India Move Away from Dollar and Euro for Bilateral Trade
Russian Foreign Ministry official Zamir Kabulov said on Wednesday that Russia and India are taking steps to use their respective national currencies for trading with each other, instead of using U.S.
DOJ: Outsourcing Firm for Fortune 500 Companies Hired Foreign H-1B Visa Workers over Qualified Americans
An outsourcing firm with Fortune 500 clients hired foreign H-1B visa workers for Information Technology (IT) jobs over qualified Americans, a Department of Justice (DOJ) settlement reveals.
Democrats' EAGLE Act Explodes Indentured Service Workforce
The media-magnified focus on Indian workers and immigration “country caps” is hiding a massive corporate giveaway in the House’s pending EAGLE Act, now scheduled for a committee review on Monday and a House vote on Tuesday.
The bill “just blows the limits [on the hiring of temporary visa-workers] out
Green Pioneer: France Bans Short Haul Flight Routes, Take Train Instead
The French government has praised itself as a green “pioneer” after it got permission from the European Union to ban domestic short-haul flights, giving preference to railway travel instead.
Germ Theory: The clues in the title, it’s just a theory & has never been definitively proven
The commonly accepted germ theory of illness spread by viruses is just a theory.
Report: Airline Ticket Prices Expected to Surge as Holidays Approach
With the holiday season fast approaching, Americans should expect to see a surge in airline ticket prices, according to a Wednesday report.
Thousands Locked Out of Their Thermostats due to 'Energy Emergency'
Thousands of Coloradans were unable to adjust the temperature in their homes for hours on Tuesday after Xcel Energy locked their smart thermostats due to an “energy emergency.” Temperatures reached into the 90s in some areas of Colorado on Tuesday, KMGH-TV reported.
The approximately 22,000 customers who were affected
American Airlines Slashes 31K Flights for 'Proactive Adjustments'
American Airlines is cutting 31,000 flights in November after slashing two percent of flights in September and October.
South American Leftists Revive Call for Regional Currency
Colombia – under its first-ever leftist president, ex-guerrilla member Gustavo Petro – revived a longtime far-left hope of creating a unified South American currency to defy the U.S.
Germany to Cut Subsidies to Electric Cars, Let Them Sell at True Price
BERLIN (AP) – The German government plans to reduce incentive payments for buyers of electric cars and end incentives for buying plug-in hybrids at the end of this year.
Global Lost Luggage Crisis: Woman Loses Ashes of Deceased Parents
The U.K.’s Guardian newspaper reported on Wednesday that a lost luggage crisis across airports worldwide had worsened in recent weeks, highlighting the case of a woman who lost a bag containing the ashes of her deceased parents while traveling from Chicago to Dublin, Ireland. “American tourist Donna O’
Report: Silicon Valley Losing Workers to Middle America
More than 70 cities and towns across America have implemented incentive programs aimed at drawing businesses and remote workers away from Silicon Valley and other coastal hubs, and are enjoying increased success since the pandemic, reports the Wall Street Journal. The incentives include subsidies for gym memberships and childcare, as
